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| Note: I am exploring at the moment. I am using the favorite list as a bookmark. That will certainly include women that I might be interested in but it might also be women I want to think about, people who have something interesting to say, or someone I don't have time at the moment to read about as much as I want.
Other than the introductory process, I'm not a great fan of texts, chats, and phone calls as a way to know someone. In fact, I think it is a good way to mark someone off your list that would have been good for you. I'm more likely to want to quickly meet in person for a "get-to-know".
I'm fairly new to BDSM but well studied. My biggest interest is 24/7 TPE/IE. I might consider two Bi women because that allows division of duties, more play time, and more combinations for fulfillment. Also love bondage, impact play (subspace anyone), exhibitionist women, and even vanilla sex. Most women my age just seem to want to get old and have all of the excuses older people use to justify laziness. So, I'm looking for younger, or exceptional women closer to my age. While I enjoy my experience, knowledge, and success, I'm not slowing down. The womans age is really immaterial. Is she mature enough for me and young enough in spirit?
I have a BS degee (math/psychology) and am currently comfortably retired. I can hypnotize and have used that on a couple of occasions to help friends (smoking, panic attacks, etc). I've been studying erotic hypnotism and Relyfe for a few months.
Guiding a sub into subspace is really interesting to me. I know that is a deep and advance practice of BDSM but I believe a good study of the body chemistry involved and use of hypnosis could be helpful to me.
I expect any sub/slave I would accept will outlive me or will learn what she needs to move on in a few years. I'm not allowing myself impossible dreams. But I hope for a few very intense and memorable years. In that time, I will be big on protocol. I like 24/7 and I like the symbolism of collars and chains. But I don't want to throw it in peoples faces. Toned down expressions are better in public.
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